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Coco Gauff tosses 16 double faults in quarterfinal loss to Jasmine Paolini at Cincinnati Open
Gauff tossed 16 double faults for the match, a troubling trend that was evident at the Canadian Open. In three matches played in Canada, the 21-year-old recorded 42 double faults, with her three-set victory against Danielle Collins reaching 23. Her serve was looking under control in Cincinnati until tonight.
Coco Gauff vs. Jasmine Paolini: Where To Watch, Cincinnati Open Preview
After winning Roland Garros, Gauff had a difficult few tournaments—but she’s starting to gather steam again, and perhaps just at the right time, as she’s through to her first quarterfinal of the summer here in Cincinnati, with the US Open right around the corner.
Which brings me to Coco Gauff. After winning at Roland Garros for the first time in June, she naturally wanted to take a minute to revel, so she flew back to the U.S. and made the rounds of TV and ...
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Coco Gauff verdict on world rankings speaks volumes ahead of U.S. Open
Coco Gauff has issued a verdict on world rankings ahead of the U.S. Open, with the world No. 2's 2025 campaign littered with ...
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'Double digits Grand Slams is around the corner for Coco' - Rick Macci believes Gauff could achieve this feat with one simple change
Legendary tennis coach Rick Macci is of the opinion that tennis superstar Coco Gauff could see her Grand Slam tally increase to double digits in the future, provided the American makes one tactical ...
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Coco Gauff Admits Winning the French Open Gave her “More Calmness” for the Rest of the Season
Coco Gauff has revealed that winning the French Open brought tranquility to her game this season. The American star claimed ...
Coco Gauff has obsessions, like all of us. One of her most recent ones was making her spend too much time on her phone, ...
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Carlos Alcaraz cruises through to Cincinnati fourth round, Coco Gauff earns walkover win after Marta Kostyuk withdraws
Former World No.1 Carlos Alcaraz spent little time in the heat on Tuesday afternoon at the 2025 Cincinnati Open, defeating ...
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